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-3 3 first on fox...more problems with the accuracy of speed came. cameras.we've learned that some people caught speeding in the city.. have been ticketed not just once... but twice for the same violation.megan gilliland is here with more... on how to know if you're a victim. good morning guys,600 people out there... have received two tickets for the same speeding v. violation.the tickets were mailed out recently and are from all over the citwe questioned the department of transportation about the mistakes.d-o-t officials promise that anyone who paid a duplicate ticket will get their money back.

7:18:27"if in fact you paid both citations, you are responsible for one of the citations that is correct. but if you have in fact paid both your will receive a refund" refund."the department of transportation says letters to people who received duplicate tickets will be sent out later this week. if you remember... last month... we reported that 8- thousand speeding tickets issued... showed drivers traveling the opposite direction of what they were going.find out how the d-o-t is responding to the reliability of these speed cameras... coming up next half hour.megan gilliland, fox45 morning news. a 73-year-old woman continues to recover, this morning... after she fought back against an intruder inside her home! monday morning... the elderly woman was walking her dog near her cockeysville townhome. she left her door unlocked... and when she returned... she found a young woman ... inside. the intruder pulled out a knife and demanded money. but the 73-year-old wouldn't budge... and the two began to fight! 1556 seems like her perpetrator really kicked her

or kneed her in her face and looked like she took the end of the knife and butted her and so there was blood splatters all over 08 08the neighbor found the victim and had her call 9-1-1. he tried to go after the suspect... but she had already taken off out the back door. the victim was taken to the hospital , but is expected to be okay.police are asking anyone with information... to give them a call. we now know the identity of a decomposed body found in north baltimore, just over a week ago.investigators say the victim was 41-year-old kristie hufnagel.her body was found inside an apartment in the wyman house in charles village. the medical examiner couldn't determine how she died.the owner of that apartment... 67-year-old marvin white ... remains in police custody on drug charges. 3 the colorado theater shooting suspect now stands charged with 24 counts of first degree murder... two for each of the people killed in the massacre.

as ed lavendera explains... james holmes was in court monday to hear the formal charges. 3 james holmes sat calmly in the courtroom, apparently unfazed when the judge announced that he'd been charged with 142 criminal charges, including 24 counts of first-degree murder -- two for each victim. theater shooting survivor don lader needed to see holmes up close - to send the accused mass killer a message. "i think they guy's a coward and seeing him confirmed that 100%. he looked defeated, he knows that he's not the one with power anymore, that it's us." in his first court appearance last week holmes displayed a bizarre range of bewildered expressions. this time he appeared more lucid and aware of what was going on around him. his red hair matted down, at times he stared blankly at the judge's bench in front of him and then his eyes would open wide as if trying to process the court exchanges. (nats) there were dozens of victims and family

members in court today to see and judge holmes' demeanor for themselves. "i got a sense that he was very aware of what was going on. i do not believe he is insane but of course i'm not a psychiatrist. he responded very appropriately." survivors and their families filled half the courtroom as well as an overflow courtroom where they could watch the hearing. (nats) among them rita paulina who was brought to the court by her family in a wheelchair her left arm and leg still bandaged from the gunshot wounds.. don lader and amber harris came together. total strangers the night of the shooting, don found amber in the movie theater parking lot dazed in the chaos of the shooting aftermath. today they're friends, bonded by a horrific experience. don wore a batman t-shirt to court and says he been to a movie theater and seen the dark knight rises twice since the shooting. "i'm hoping that people see me here with this

shirt will take it as a sign of strength of the community. that we are not going to sit down and take this. we are not going to let his fear spread that he wanted to. we are going to stand up, we are going to fight and that's what this is a representation of." prosecutors still haven't revealed whether they'll seek the death penalty against holmes. police in tampa are investigating the death of tennessee titans wide receiver, o-j murdock.it's believed the 25-year-old shot himself in his car... which was parked outside his former high school.murdock died at a nearby hospital.the titans released a statement saying quote - "our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends as they try to cope with this tragedy." murdock's death follows a string of recent suicides by former pro football players. even before word of his death... the national football league was launching a new mental health initiative this week. it's called "n-f-l life line"... and it's an around-the-clock crisis support lineefor both current and former players and their

families. the phone line will be run independently from the n-f-l... and all calls will remain confidential. also first on fox this morning... a bike stolen from a disabled child... is now on its way back to its owner. owner."and we were watching the 10 o'clock news.. fox 45 and when i saw it i started pushing my wife i said look at this theres that bike" bike"boyd wood saw this photo on craigs list. the bike was stolen from seven year old ethan paugh who has a genetic disorder. a dundalk shop posted the photo on consignment for a regular customer. (shop manager)"this item i was very shocked that it was something stolen being as i did know the person that brung it to me i was very shocked it turned up to be stolen but as i told the police officer i am very very happy the boy is being to get his bicycle back" back" hagerstown police hope to return the bike to the little boy today... and they

are looking to catch the thief who put it up for consignment. horn nats natsformer n-f-l quarterback brett favre is back on the field.but this time... as a coach.he's working as an offensive coordinator for a high school football team in hattiesburg, mississippi. monday was his first day coaching his new team... the "oak grove warriors. " questions about health care. care. 7:13 "it's a bigger deal to people than i think most people realized." realized."why businesses are so confused about the new law. law. ((break 1)) [ male announcer ] good paying jobs.

better schools. that's what a world-class resort casino at national harbor would mean for maryland. but it won't happen if the special interests get their way. with thousands of local jobs and millions for maryland's schools on the line. we need to fight back. call your lawmakers and tell them to put national harbor on the ballot this november. because it's not up to the special interests, it's up to you. because it's not up to the special interests, grass fires in oklahoma... are causing structures to go up in flames.the fires... caused by a severe summer drought... are putting homes in danger.the

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coming on a health care reform. and as frank fraboni from our sister station in asheville north carolina reports... business owners seem to be asking a lot of them. 3 ((take pkg))((frank fraboni reporting:))nats 1:35 "all these mandates apply to what's an applicable large employer." it was standing room only.. 1:39 "which means you have an average of 50 or more full time equivalents." to hear david c. smith.. from the benefits & insurance law center..sot 14:02 "in the last six months in particular i've run into atleast 6 issues where people said well this is what the bill does. well, no it doesn't it doesn't say that at all."the morrow insurance agency in hendersonville.. hosted the seminar to help businesses know what to expect. sot 12:27 "2014 is when the big portions of the law are going to kick in and there's a lot of things to be aware of." nats 2:05 "if you have common ownership of multiple business entities or employers you may

have a situation where those different businesses get counted tooether."the response was off the charts..sot 12:59 "we had about 60 people in the room and we're actually holding an afternoon session because the room was booked, so this is good."the big concern...nats (penalties) 62 "here's the complication, that 90,000 is an excise tax.."the cost to employers.sot 14:46 "employers in america pay 200 percent more for health care today than they paid for it ten years ago and costs have gone, up and up and up and up." smith doesn't believe the health care law will force insurance companies out of business.sot 16:29 "a lot of &pmy work i see carriers, i tal to actuary underwriters, 3 lobbyists, i mean i work with a lot of these carriers i'm not hearing any of them start planning the dissolution of 3 their business, if anything i'm seeing they're investing in more ways to better manage the care of their clients." morrow insurance is banking on that.. hoping to provide professional advice.sot 13:23 "and i think most insurance

companies now are supportive of the law. they're seeing it as an opportunity to have more insureds covered." nats 3:41 "their employees own a t-shirt shop downtown."businesses continue to look for answers to what's next.. nats 7:13 "it's a bigger deal to people than i think most people realized."taking notes and hoping the health care change..doesn't hurt the bottom line.sot 14:49 "this is what's going on, this is how you solve this problem, it's nowhere near as bad as you think it is or your situation it's only going to affect you in a small way and i think that's been a good thing for employers cause it's kind of getting us out of the fear business." right now... experts believe most employers will opt to continue coverage for workers.. rather than pay a non-deductable tax penally. two tech giants... battle it out in court. court.why apple and samsung are feuding...and what this means for your smartphone. smartphone.and later... a flash mob robbery... in chicago.how much merchandise these kids stole from a store...and what the owner is using to fight back! ((break 3))çia÷

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be culinary chic. tech giants apple tech giants apple and samsung are heading to federal court in a battle that's being called the patent trial of the century. alison kosik has more on the case and what it means for your smartphones. 3 --reporter pkg-as follows -- it's been two years in the making. samsung and apple are fighting over which company's smartphone and tablet designs came first. and now, jury selection finally started. apple claims samsung deliberately copied it's iphone and ipad design and some of the features. apple is asking for $2-and-a-half billion dollars in damages. on the other side -- samsung claims apple is the one doing all the copying. the south korean company says apple's inspiration for its i-phone came from sony. samsung also claims that by initiating this lawsuit, apple is trying to stifle competition and limit consumer choice. after all, a judge has already banned version of samsung's galaxy tablet until this dispute gets

sorted out. if samsung is found guilty of infringement, then more of its products could be banned here in the u-s or might have to be redesigned. for apple, a loss could mean tougher competition... and the timing isn't great... apple's i-phone was once the market leader, but samsung's smartphones are now outselling the i-phone. ultimately, it's a case that will determine which comppny was the real innovator... and that can have a big impact on the tech industry and what features you see on your gadgets. i'm alison kosik in new york. -----end----- cnn.script----- a woman fights and beats cancer... twice! twice!but now... she's battling a rare bacteria... where doctors believe... she got it. it.more problems with city speed cameras.how to know if you were wronfully ticketed... and when you could get a refund. and when you could get a refund. wow, look at this bed! this nightstand! this wardrobe! what are you doing here?

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